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Here are some Android programs I use frequently, plus some of my favorite games. (Sorry if I duplicate some suggestions!) Apps: Battery Widget Reborn (beta) (free, has a paid stable version). I like having the perma-notification, which I have set to show "empty at $TIME". Google Chrome (free). Hey, it's a solid browser. Also recommended: ALL the Google apps, particularly Quickoffice. Firefox (free). A little slow on older hardware, compared to Chrome, but still solid. Fing (free). A neat set of networking tools. I fire this up a lot at home when I want to ssh into something, and can't remember each device's IP. (Why, yes. I am lazy. Hacker's Keyboard (free). A quintessential keyboard if you regularly use your device as an ssh client. K-9 Mail (free). An open-source mail client. Great if you don't like the stock e-mail app and don't rely on Gmail. Retroarch (free). (Best with: MOGA, Wii Remote with Classic Controller) A great all-in-one emulation app. Total Commander (free). If you're serious about file management, I can't recommend this app enough. Games: Gunman Clive (paid). (Best with: Wii Remote or MOGA) It's a lightweight Mega Man! 20 levels of mostly-brown fun. Osmos (paid, demo available). (Best with: just a tablet) A beautiful, zen-like puzzle game. Gets a bit actiony at times, but patience is always key. Riptide GP 2 (paid, optional IAP) (best with: just a phone, or MOGA). I missed out on classics like WaveRacer 64, so this is the game that got me into water racers. Gets a bit level-grindy in difficulty. IAP for in-game currency, but I cleared the game without it. Sonic 1, Sonic 2, and Sonic CD. (paid) (Best with: Wii Remote or MOGA). Brilliant ports of their source games; these all use Christian "Taxman" Whitehead's "Retro Engine". Sonic 2 has a "restored" Hidden Palace and smoother Special Stage. Super Hexagon. (paid) (Best with: just a phone or tablet, or MOGA shoulder buttons) It's Super Hexagon. . World of Goo (paid, demo available). (Best with: just a tablet) I find the game more enjoyable on a touchscreen. I'll edit this with additional favorites later.

I've also been listening to this one since some of its earlier WIP days, and it's awesome to finally hear your finished version. Wonderful track - I have a tendency to listen to it ten times in a row when it pops up in my playlist!

EFFING. AWESOME. Not much else to add. The mid-point conjures up so many images and memories that I cried tears of joy.

I just wanted to say that THAT is how one does a Phoenix Wright-style post. You've made my day, Jack. (slinks back into the corner to allow continued discussion - should there be any left)

This remix just screams adventure. I love how it starts off slow, menacing even; and the transition segues well into the main dungeon theme. Brings back memories of my first run through PMD, as a Mudkip (Moltres owned me anyway for a few tries).

Holy crap, I love this. It brings back memories and adds a wonderful layer of "newness". I'm all for seeing a submission.

It's interesting, to be sure, an I like the Celtic instrumentation, very nice .... The only thing I can really grip about is that .... drum pad, I guess you would call it? .... that crescendos at about 45 seconds in. It gets MUCH too loud, in my opinion. Other than that, seems like a solid mix to me.

My votes are as follows. Phoenix Wright Zidane Red (from Pokémon)

I like the singing, but some of the instrumentation (particularly the electric guitar) sounds a little raw. Good work so far, though.

These are awesome. That is all.

Very nicely done. I love the groove.

Holy cow, this is awesome. I can definitely see myself fighting a boss to this theme, especially in an action-RPG.

Finally someone decides to try their hand at the SNES MMPR soundtrack! And this is, without a doubt, the best way to kick off this game's introduction to OCR! Spectacular mix!

I have no idea what the intro source is, but it sounds nice and very final-dungeony (Ganondorf's Castle, anyone? ). I can almost picture Ganondorf playing this as Mario plows through Bowser's Castle, both villains sitting in wait for the plumber's arrival. Much of the mix works quite well, but the ending is a bit abrupt. Fix that, and this track'll be a winner to my ears.

I've never played Chrono Trigger (although every day my desire for a cartridge grows), but I've grown quite fond of a number of remixes of its music on this site. Your take on Corridor of Time is no exception.